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Wordless picture book capturing daily life on the streets of Morocco from a child’s perspective. Rich in detail, rhythm and curiosity.

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Product detailed description

This wordless picture book invites readers on an evocative journey through a Moroccan city street – seen from the back seat of a scooter, through a child’s eyes. What can one observe during a short ride? Details, colors, movement, everyday scenes – from animals and vendors to people and traffic.

With vibrant illustrations by Fatima-Zahra Lakrissa and concept by Fatima Khouchoua, the book promotes visual literacy and mindfulness. Perfect for shared storytelling and exploration.

Authors Fatima Khouchoua, Fatima-Zahra Lakrissa
Publisher Baobab
Language Wordless
Pages 48

Additional parameters

Category: Kids' books
Weight: 0.5 kg
Categories: kids' books
Price range: €20 & Under
Products: children's books
Age: 3 – 6, 6 – 9
Language: Czech

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Baobab Bookshop in Tábor

Baobab is a small family-run publishing house founded at the turn of the millennium in Prague’s Vinohrady district by Juraj Horváth and Tereza Horváthová. What began as a passion for artist’s books and bibliophile editions has grown into one of the leading Czech publishers of illustrated books for children.

The name refers to the baobab tree – a symbol of resilience, creativity, and community. Like the tree, their publishing work provides shelter for stories and connects generations through imagination and craftsmanship.

Baobab focuses on contemporary illustrated books, collaborating with prominent illustrators, writers, and designers. Their books balance poetic storytelling, visual inventiveness, and educational value while maintaining a distinctive artistic voice.

Beyond publishing, Baobab organizes cultural events and exhibitions, such as the Baobabí léto and Tabook festivals, and runs bookshops and galleries in Prague and Tábor. They foster a creative community around illustration, literature, and independent publishing.

In 2011, Baobab founded the Miroslav Šašek Foundation, reviving his legendary This is... travel series and supporting illustrators through annual grants and residencies. The publishing house continues to bridge heritage, education, and contemporary visual storytelling.